ponenvpti -w.beview. fridav. may a. H2.
paoc rou
1 -i no M Pun il'u lu
Churchill Hardware
the:w Company MZm"
DE
tt'nlted Vti-k )
WAKIIINdTON. May !. "What
will Ihe women of the I'litled Slate"
do about Ihe movie censorship?"
promise l be live subje. t at the
coming biennial ronvenilun of Die
(ietiiTuI Federation of Women's
Clubi at Lou Angclea, June - I I.
The Federation ban linlurn'il
Plale ceiMorehip, but not Federal
censorship but has not puuhed tlu'
Buhlect.
The women have on llielr m An
Itolea program a vlnlt to Hollywood
and Ihe studios. Certain movie alara
"of apotleita reputations" will ap
pear on Ihe program, and eerlaln
honpllulltlea will be tendered (n la -
dlca. none or wnirn will he ot ine
character featured In the dully pa
per crime column.
At Ihe Hot Nprlnga hlennlul con
vention In 1UIS it reinutlou, In
troduced by Mis. A. II. Finn of lic
trolt, wae adopted and has never
been rescinded. 1( read:
"That the (ienerul Fetlerallon rec
omiuend that women In the yarloua
Htntoa un all polble effort toward
eicnllnK the area which U pro-
t.td by luw fnm th li.f1unre of
hHrmful films, Indu'lnK (ho I.ucIh-
luturM of Hlittoi ftdide from Tfuiiay
We always have the best
of fresh vegetables and
fruits.
Try Our Bulk Coffee.
Economy
Grocery
PHONE 63
When the Income Stops
Have you Prepared
for that emergency f
JOHN E. FLUKKY
Insurance Agency
Rooms 1 and t
Rot. burg 0n pldfj
Phona IB Roasburg. Ora.
f ii . - , : nri mntr - ' '' "hrL-
; iiiunnnvl'W!.i liM.lli 4 ( lvJljDI : -
! I ' p rmmrWf-, gDgunjna Circle.
j ! r ( I 1 V 1 " vu nVw lvVH-4 r f i haomuva (, XT7 : 1
: I l y I : .'i' i,, OH.cccmss Lii ( cn pfap mTTE?Q MrtTEB T Gtt To the staticm, & SfoM0ti-
IL fTW.i,mr . - .1 !
ELECTRIC
CURLER
$1.33
Special Offer for Balance of
Week Only!
SORE MUSCLES
l tiofD outdoor tpoiiM r
livd ty iiHWuurinK with
HCHB
V Vaporud
Ovmr IT MiUim Jirt CW Yrty
vanla, Ohio. Kansas and Maryland
I where let-al cennonihlp then cxlst
ed I to wiail lawa similar to Ihe mo
tion picture renaorsliip lawa of those
Htutea. (l.ivetnora to appoint suit
able men and women to administer
nunc lawa. and In general to make
and strengthen public opinion an
I hat there may bu authority at band
lo cop with an evil which ai ri
omly threaten" Ihe proper founilu
tion of aorlety."
At Ihe chaiilntiqtia Fedirntlon
Convenltlnn In '1Z the motion pic
ture chairmen from a number of
Hlatea went all primed to launch un
active campaign for censorship. Hut
i will Hays took
hand und convlnc- ;
ed tho ladiea Unit, ilnce he had us
atimed the rzardorn of movie land. I
no one need bother about the een
aorshlp. So that matter was drop
ped. I
It la understood In Federation .
rlrrlea here that the present temper!
of the women Indlcatea practical
certainty lha( Ihe censorship will
come up again and a big fichl made. ,
Mrs. Finn, the author of Ihe HMK;
solution, aaya (hat (he work of
Mri) narry ijny f N.w York. nu-
I Inn titrturt rliiitrniaii BUrrM!(liiiK
Mrs. Wondiillfn Cltuprmni, upp"lni-!
d liiiiiMullutfly Hfttr th Ki'dt-ra-'
tlon's rcRolutlon for rcnnorsliip In
Hut Hprlngi, "htiH not worked tu IIm ,
Intnrt'Ht uf thn rfnulutton, hut in tlu; j
lnt'rt'tt( of ttin nmtlun pit turn pHit-
pit." Thin, shu saya, "in a rluus ;
inatti-r."
Th Ktnn fiictlnn it nw rudv. it
In stnti-d, to nntke a fUht for J-Vd-i
ernl stipnrvlFtlon In tho nhnpu of aj
bill for tho mediation uf motion'
ptrturrA in lntrHtalP fonimcrcp, I
alonit the line of thtt TpHhaw hill, '
tndornd ly Ihn Nattntuil Motion;
Ptrturo ConftTt-nre held in Wash-i
I i; tun hi hVhrunry, and Introduced '
Hhortly Hfttrwurd In the lloum. J
Mrs. Lilly, the nut. rhairmnn.'
wHI report on motion plrtur work
In the twenty flv Kedfrutloiis
whiro a motion plctur rommittf irt
fuiK'ttontnic. No niuiitT aha
t ahe
rw onimcnds a row Is likely.
I.t iiM tl Wire
Milts , M:v '2
srniMiriKi.n.
The Melhmllst Kpli
opal Kt-ntT
nmr.rcnie ot.il today 111 favor of
Ihe I ' lilt.'.l Stale Joliiitti: the world
court fur llio aettlluK o Inleruatlon
ai afluira.
e
are
Milk
Infantt.
nconfe,
ChitJrtn,
'un ftiiia. Mai:rl Ure.nczf .in powder
trr ".mikr. rhf F.mI Di ii.k fr Al' Vea.
P,, , ,t,Me-N. r,k,g. A lisl,t Lunch
alv lit hen.l. Ali in T.iM,-t f,.rm
A.k (, -Horliek-t." at all Fountuna!
tar A.ld IiniUtionl - Suhititute.
."rvvvvvvv. tar A.ld luuutiau - Subilltute. le , ,.-.,. . ,M '"',M ' 1 :" 'I'I l"-,, I.
THE HALF-TIME WIFE
By VIOLET DARE
WHO'S WHO IS THE BTOKT
BL'ZA.VXB ATWCOD. the young
wife of a prominent bulnes man.
cw.KKKEr ATWCXlIJ. la weo
Lv the fact (hat hu aecretary.
LINDA VALE, 1 tryln to com
btlimi them. Unoflrey refunee to
explain various unueual circum
(tance which lead to that auaplilon.
An old lu of Buiur.-'i.
LIKL'TENANT Dl.NCAN HALL,
trln to perauaoe her to Jv Geof
frey, wlv l much older '.ban he.
(et a divorce, and marry "jtn. Goof
Irey'a nephew.
DICK LEIGH. Is taken sica who
carlet fever, and the house le quar
antined. Kuitanne goes to hotel to
tay, determined (o leave GeotTrey.
but he fullewa her and enKagia one
ulte for thein, both.
XXXII EXPLANATIONS BEGIN.
"0
h!f, my ntar! " Linda Vale run
forwttid nnd threw her arrriH
around Suzanne's nock- "I'm
mo glad lo m9 you! And you too,
(.M'ff " still
clinging to
Hiizarine with
her right
hand, she k:v
(Jwffroy her
Ifft one. "I
had the most
dreadful exp-
rlonce thl
ofternoon.
wns locked
Into your
hous9 real'
ly locked In I
"Ureadf ul,"
murm u red
VIOLET DARE
Suzanne, wish'
lng that Mrs.
Vftle had chrwen a lesa public spot.
"Yea. 1 wnt to se you had
anmathlns I really had to tell you ut
once and no sooner did I arrlv
end your nln leieutcnunt Hale was
thre, too hnn thona men appeared
nnd told i t.r house waa quaran
tined. Ton must have loft Just In
time! And It waa so distressing
and I"
Hiimnna did not know Just how
Oeoffry managed to stem that tir
ade; stem It he did. and a moment
later Suzanne saw Mrs. Vale's back
retreating down the room, while
CleofT. murmuring "Idiot! turned to
a man at his other sldo. Huzanne
smiled contentedly. If Mra. Vale had
finally made (.eoff see what absurdi
ties she was cnptible of, her reign
would not lat long.
"I'd like to know what happened
to H.ile, letffroy commented to
Surnnne, when ho could do s wltlv
mtt being ovorhrard. "And how do
you sup,oe she got out, and w here's
the girl?"
I mltrht aak her,1 answered Bus
anne. "She's probably told half the
people here atl about it by this
time."
noofTrey groaned.
"What In the deuce she went to
the house for In the flrat plAco?" he
exrlnlmed Irritably.
Oh, that's nothing ununual," Suz
anne nnswered. "lMdn't I tll you
about her. coming out one morning
to get aoimi papers out of your safe,
and etnvtng to luncheon with me7"
"What! What's that?"
flnrnnne leoeated what ehe hnd
said. Phe wns at a Iom to under-
aland the eTpreeston thnt croiKied her
Gf SELECTS
(A
I l-ref. I.i
I wi
1
i.l. nt
fllU'Add. My
2. l'rc
t ooIIiIkc h ofll. lal
lll I... the work
aiupaiKii piciiirc:
of ( h.u lin Wai
inner, t hicato engine
who was
notiil. ,1 yesterday of tho president, a
1 he pllotm-rnlih Mi nt l,y th
pr, si-
oint in truMi r.in
teu davs
iiui
llC
by Will
iihci. nen ine eecu
r marlv an hour.
l'oni-d ti
FORD'S SECRETARY
TO BE OUESTIBHED
1 '-1 1 I W ... .
' .M.IV 2 - The sen. ',.,,. ;.r
' """"'H IllllMllee vuiiclil lo- ,1,, !,, ,
' C 1 li I.eM. lie,,, , . ... ' '". S
huband'rac ai he listened, but h
said nothing, and a few momenta
later thoy went In to dinner.
Aire. Vole wui aeaied at another
table, fur which Duiann waj thank,
ful. although ah, wondered uneaallj
what her buaband'a secretary mlht
be aulln to her neighbors. That
afternoon ah had tiiouht that aha
could never again be concerned
about Geoffrey Atwood'a affutra, and
new ho waa much disturbed for fear
that Mm. Vale, annoved by hi re
buff, mluht. under the gulae of be
ing a foolish, talkative woman, let
fall things thai be would have pre
ferred to keep eei.ret.
tallto and Dick re on th porch.
Mra. Vale left before the dinner
waa over. Suzanne hurried after her
to the dreaalngr room, but had only a
word with her before others Intruded
on their privacy.
"Oh, I did want to aee you thla
afternoon I" Linda VaJe exclaimed a
she donned her clonk. "My news fop
you waa thla Lollta, the girl voir
know Jtiat aa a little rhorue etri tm
my daughter. And ahe and Geoffrey
"'"" nepnew lJlck eloped during
the Chrlatmaa holidays!" ,
"But why didn't Dick tali ?
demnnded Suzanne. I
Herauac well, no doubt OeofTrey
will ezplaln to yon inter: I renin!
can't aneak until he doeal" And
Linda Vale was (tone.
buzannea mind Bummed un nt
eventa. Oeoft". trip out of town,
when he sot back before he anld that
he would; hla luncheon with Mm
Vnh that waa an lnault to hor; her
feellnua toward him touna Nick to
their former point She ecrlbblert J
note to him: Tou'd better einy at
the club tonight after all - and hur
ried away befor. It could h- n..
ered. ,
Larly the next mornina h.
paet the Atwood home. Louta and!
uick wero on tlx upper porch. She I
wondered If thla marriage of thelu
waa going to lead to each bitter un-'
happlneea at hfra hnd. 1
"Oh. It can't!" ,h. told hereelf.l
turning her face awny no that they
would rot recognize her. "They're
both young and they love each other I
I'm not bright and clever enough for
Oenfftt takes a woman who's a4
genlua to marry a man Ilk. hlml"
Tomorrow Th Ashe, of Pride.
and Jutms Martin Miller, who
claimed to represent Kord'a weekly
newspaper, the Dearborn Independ
ent i-i Washington. One telegram
obtained by the committee under
eiilipiietm iroin the Western I'nlon
Tflegraph coiiipany iiuoted l'resl
iltnt roolidue ar juying he was
"Irving to d. livet Muscle Sliouls" to
lord.
o-
DANCE AT SUTHERLIN
I'll! Hoel.il dance at rommunllv
Hall. Stithcrlin. Friday niulit. Slav 2.
Music by shaniird's Syncoiiulors.
l.vervbiidv c.'ino out and have a Jol
ly C'od time!
e STORE IB
EO
t'oliV.M.I.lr
I'' l' .1 In lull,.
May 2. Kin
been Ktaneil
wiring, la.t
', be
frnm ii it In
I. iultv
II. re.
t.. t'enncy
toro
i nine the blaze thre.it-
"''I to nil lolntnc ImiM.i
. a tnenibi r ot the'
a Slltntly i,,ulr.
r I
II I - M
ItUMUUlU UUIkL.ll
IS
(Aaaoclated I'reaa leased Wlre.
KP.W vftHK May 2. Or. Nichol
as Murray Butler, president or the
Columbia University will carry ' bis
fight on prohibition Into the repub
lican national convention to which
he is a district delegate.
While he would make no direct
statement yesterday, he announced
that be was "ready to go to the
bat" on the question and declared
that "politicians are In terror when
ever the subject comes up, but no
matter what Is In the platform,
prohibition will te the first thing
in the mind of the Dubllc."
"The eighteenth amendment will
hn renealed Inside of live yars, ur.
Dutlr said. "It la a failure the
country over."
Dr. Butler declared that tele
grama and letters of congratulation
and approval had been pouring la
upon him from many parts of the
nation since he made an address de
fending the wet position, before the
dinner ot tho Missouri society luos
day night. Some ot the letters came
from Texas, and others from the Pa
cific coast and the middle-west.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Water will be shut off Saturday
afternoon from 1 until 3 o'clock, ef
fecting all ot Douglas street from
Jackson St. west to Pine street. In
cluding I'lne St. south to Mosher St.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
I'OWER COMPANY.
W IS PARTY AID
( Associated Pres Leaaed Wire. I
WASHINGTON, May 2. Republi
can leaders in Washington saw
today in President Cooltdge's desig
nation of William T. llutler of Bos
ton as his choice for the republican
national chairmanship an opportun
ity to give a running start to the
party's presidential campaign.
Close political advisers of the
President said this was the motive
which actuated him in making the
announcement last night that Mr.
Butler was bis choice for the chair-j
uiauoiui. iu tiem ui uic uiuiiuivu lie-
sire of John T. Adams, of Iowa, the
present chairman to retire.
The president has Indicated to
many of those who have discussed
politics with him in the lust week
that he regards his nomination as
assured and accordingly sees no rea
son why there should be any delay
In getting the campaign ready for
Us prompt Inauguration immediate
ly alter the convention.
Mr. Butler likewise regards Mr.
Coolidge's nomination as assured
and although he is interested in the
primaries, .yet to be held in several
stales, including California, he feels
his pre-conventlon work is practic
ally at an end. Tho convention
will elect the permanent chairman
from among its membership but in
dications were given by party lead
ers today that, tho choice probably
would be Senator Wadswurth of
New York.
Another matter being considered
by the president and his advisors is
selection of a man to place the name
of Mr. Coolidfc-6 before the conven
tion.
No decision has been reported but
some of the nresidenta advisors
would not be surprised if Senator
Iloruh of Idaho were asked to make
the nominating speech.
BENEFIT BALL
A benefit bail will be held at the
armory. May 7. for the high school
lawn fund. Music by the Melodv boys.
T
mE TODAY
Ao,-lfttcd Pr-s l.caited Wire )
SEATTLE. May 2. Endorse
ment of a presidential randidate.
naming of delegates and alternates
to attend the national convention,
the election of a national commit
tee and the adoption of a platform
committee's report were the main
event on the program to be acted
i n at the democratic state conven
tion which opened here today.
Radiators
bnucrt. sold and n
chunce.l
l-trk's Rai'jitor Works. 515j
Classified Section
ALL NEW AOS
X
LOST AND FOUND j
FOUND Cold curt linn with niono
giam. Qivuel tall jLjunuyfojrjidv:
FolTMjiBeadeU bag. Owner call at
this office, describe property ana
pay for adv.
VOL' NO Lode pin. Owner call at
thi office, describe property aud
pay for adv.
TYisTHsimill black and while
-gllep.
herd dog. Notify Mrs. A. Ray,
Phone 4T.
FOUND Package containing lace.
Owner call at office, identify prop
erty and pay fur adv.
LOST Thurs. between Grave Creek,
and Roseburg, ladys purse. Con
tains drivers' license made to Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Friend Mail to J. W.
Friend, Drain, Oregon. Reward.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Second hand Vaughan
drag saw at Wharton Bros.
FOR SALE Good milch cow, also
separator. Like new, l'uone 4J1.
FOR SALE Baby carriage, good as
" new. Call 1U2-V or 630 E. Douglas.
FOR SALE Choico pf 3 milch cows.
Phone 15F12 evenings. John Good
bourn. FOR SALE SUiugle mill. Complete
shingle sawing outfit. Inquire liii
L'mpqua avenue.
FOR SALE 4 rodiu house, 1 lot good
garden soil. West. Roseburg. J.
Uoodhcw, Harrisoujil.
FO R S ALETo RR EN T -10 acres river
bottom in Garden Valley. Plowed
for broccoli. Phone 37F11. J. F.
Rioth. I
FOR SALE At Yoncalla. Oregon, 10 j
acres, 3 room house, H miles from j
town, lots ot fruit; part of It un
der cultivation. Price $1100. Roy
Andrews, owner, Oswego, Oregon. I
FOR SALE 1 pair mare mules, 3 yr.
old. About 16 hands, 1 brown mare,
weight about 12U0. Ranch to rent.
Address R. II. Hill, Olalla postot
fice, Brockway.
ATLANTIC FLEET TO
THE PACIFIC
NEWPORT. R. I. May 2. Ar
rangements for the Atlantic fleet to
Joiir the Pacific fleet at an Pedro
next January and for the combined
United States licet to proceed to
Hawaii in February, were made
known in naval circles here today.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Jones and West barber shop
at the Terminal Hotel has taken
rooms on the mezzanine floor at the
Terminal Hotel, for their marcelling
and hair culling department. Miss
Quackenbush will have charge ot the
marcelling as heretofore.
TRVOUTS ARE HELD
Tryouts here held this .afternoon 1n
the high school for the county decla
mation contest which 'is to be held
May 23. Miss Ilapline Hughes was
chosen to represent the girls and Nor
man Hess was selected for the boys.
Thoso trying out wero Daphne
Hughes. Dorothy Winston. Norman
Hess. Erhard Lindsay, and Eugene
Bowden.
W. F. CHAPMAN
ON BACK HO
'OH SALK OH TRADE it
ranch, zu acres la culiV4l f
... ii.l iiuiru fii,u f 1 1 - u , , i . .
" l'o Qr .
running water the year rou,.
ioiu iiudl uuift yiuyerty
change, automobile, or wDll
you. in trade. AdiJesa Kin. I
News-Review. ' i
1
WANTED
WANTED Fori truck. PhoptT
1 r-Jdr.it v aula to ouar your.
and mohair. See him before
WANTED Clean raga. Newi
office.
WANTED Woman to do hou,
by the week. Inquire Buud.
at 218 E. Lane St.
USED CARS wanted tor cut,,
model Fords, Bulcks, Dodgy
Cbevroleu. li W. liarrjum. i
Held. Ore. V
WANTED Dressed chickens?-,
Fresh vegetables. Anything
use come and see us. Rosebu.
tel Grill. G. W. Goswiek, Phot,
I
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 2
rooms. 707 W.
large housel-
Mosher,
ton iiiiWi Safety deposit! t
Roseburg National Bans.
FOR RENT Furnished housek ,
apartments. Phone 202-L. V
FOR RENT Furnished S t '
room, bath. 401 South Main r '
FUR RENT Housekeeping
ments. Oat baled bay tor gai-
to. Parrott.
FOR RENT Modern A room ft.
ed apartment. Close in. i
Phone 227-Y. ,
it
ai
ti
FOR RENT 2 room apartment, ''
In. Reasonable. Suitable for i
quire at 121 W. Douglas SL '
MISCELLANEOUS i
.
FOR HIRE Touring car. Cn 6
trips a specialty. Phone 2L I
Laurinson.
CAR OWNER Don't forget u':
653 when in need ot auto f
Saiff's Auto Wrecking Houm
COMPANY I
321, N. Jackson St., Rosebw,
Tapestry Davenport arJ
Wing Chair to match..
Khroelers Genuine Lead
er, Day-Nite Davenpof
Reed Rockers.
Simmons All-Steel Fou
Simons De Luxe Ma'
tress.
Premier
mocks.
Porch Hanf
I.
$35.0(
SUITS
atBernier, The Tail
Upstairs Next Jto'.Umpqua'Ht'
Painleu Extridioo Cat When D '
DR. II. RNERBAS 1
Dentist
Masonic' feulMlng ' ttoaeburg, fj
Pbsae 4HM i
Teeth Kltraetea and Replaced '
- Pay with or without plataa. "
LENOX FURNITU
By WINNER